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Newspaper

Corry Evening Journal

Location

Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1942

Page

4

Newspaper Service Rates and Copyright Notice

Representation by Associated Press style notice conflicts and distribution terms for reprint. States news dispatch credit rules, postal entry at Corry Pa, and mailing and carrier rates for three categories with annual and weekly charges.

Representativs All, Inc 4Th St New York Juare Chicago Bond Detroit Con Pittsburgh Philadelphia Associated Press Wye Eutéred Corry Aiida Imowa - Pon

Gardener Beware of Rackets Amid Garden News

In 1942 garden advice warns amid playful notes on guayule and mulberry grafts, but cautions against scams selling fake crops and citizenship schemes. Officials warn bogus garden schemes like silk worm claims and fake birth certificates are common war-time rackets. The piece urges careful stock, honest practice, and vigilance against scams around gardening and identity.

Bolte

Women's work and the uneasy view of changing roles

Viewers express concern as women increasingly work and pursue new opportunities after a wartime emergency. Some fear how normal life will shift, while others acknowledge real questions about labor, status, and the future of gender roles in society.

Woden Haye

Government Seizes Mexican Plantations and Businesses

A wartime order grants the government control of about thirty German and Mexican owned coffee plantations and other properties. Included are Bayer Merck drug firms a bank two drug stores a hardware store and a dye works with several Japanese owned estates already taken over. The move follows fears of enemy influence and wartime malfeasance as a cleanup of loyalist and war industry activity proceeds in neighboring Guatemala.

Saunuco Axi Isinesses Bayer and Merck Bima Wace Guatemala

Translation Notes From 1526 Trial Records

A garbled excerpt references Teliment and Mitum Tents with a 1526 publication note. It mentions a 136 conviction for heresy in Belgium and public burning, alongside a survey on highway wear and aging autos in the United States. The text fragments are unclear and partially unreadable.

Dologne Belgium

Twenty Years Ago in Piccadilla Hill Assault Case and Local News

A farmer on Piccadilla Hill was arrested by Constable Hunperspurger Salurisy on a charge of assault and battery by his father in law amid reports of severe beating. Concord building opened a new session with 13 registering for special, 119 for rating review, and 21 for pre-new instruction. Milas Tilby Mccullough leads sessions aided by Vera Brooks, Mrs. B McCray, and Beulah Brooks. Fred A. Smith of Route 6 injured when his microrbine fell from a divine machine on farm work, breaking bones above the ankle. Mrs Frances Wood, aged 70, died at her son’s home. funeral Tuesday at J. B. Wood home with Pine Grove cemetery interment. Police hunt a safe robber at Youtherville rail station after a break in last night. little loot taken through a window. Gary wins 10% 7-8 victory on Kennedy’s single in the front. Washington Street grounds host a hard-fought county game against Warren Winery in recent years.

Piccadilla Hill J H. Hunperspurger Sune School Concord Sucnmar Milas Tilby Mccullough Vera Brooks B.mccray Beulah Brooks

DAILY DOZEN FROM Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania

The article warns that food choices affect health and ulcer risk, linking emotional state to digestion. It notes that hurried or angry eating increases ulcers and that only certain persons develop ulcers due to patterns in the autonomic nervous system and altered blood supply to the stomach.

Daily Dozen Medical Society of the State of Pennsylvania

War women push into production driven by wartime needs

Washington Day Book notes a rapid rise in women in war industries since Pearl Harbor. From 2,000 to over 100,000 in aircraft plants and 60,000 in ammunition plants, with plants hiring 800 to 1,000 women monthly. The Women’s Bureau surveys highlight attire trends and the shift to machine work, signaling a broader wartime transformation.

Mary Anderso Army of War Japan Pearl Harbor Women's Bureau

Broadway Sings for USO Stars in a July Benefit

George Tucker recounts an upcoming Broadway spectacle led by Irving Berlin featuring famed fathers and sons including Maxwell Anderson Victor Moore Ernest Truex Joe Cook and their offspring Alan Anderson Robert Moore Philip Truex Joe Cook Jr. The event aims to raise funds for the United Service Organizations with July 4 performances promising a blend of top talent and wartime morale.

George Tucker New York U.S. Army Irving Berlin Broadway Maxwell Anderson Victor Moore Ernest Truex Joe Cook Alan Anderson Robert Moore Philip Truex Cna Heath United Service Organizations Fam Oo Gla Lace Tony Ross Opus Bub Army Milton Rosen Brooklyn Carl Bisher George Ts Stave Ini BBS

Complex Axis Talks and Stalin’s Shifting Role in War

A 1940s column analyzes Soviet Nazi ties and the evolving Allied stance as democracy vs totalitarianism shifts. It discusses the Hitler Stalin pact, Soviet alignment with the United Nations bloc, and the paradox of Stalin as a democratic ally while remaining Communist. It also notes U S and British views, Litvinov’s diplomacy, and Molotov’s Washington visit shaping postwar peace expectations.

Charlys P. Stewart Maybett Naziam Reich Hitler United Nations United Egar Chant Mussolini Herr Hiller Ham Fis Martin Dies Stalin Herr Hitler Joe Btalin Adolf Joe Litvinov Im Ditvinov Russia Washington Roosevelt Vyachev Jay Molotov United States Comisgar Litymoy Titvioy Gosh Jenows Pgne Ig Tim Bugs

Virginia Constitution Adopted in 1902 And Earlier Versions

The article notes the 1902 adoption of Virginia's present constitution and lists earlier constitutions years. It mentions English coffin makers converting to military plane production and an estimate related to an aeroplane, plus US farm lumber needs for 1940. It references a radio conference in Berlin and a misprinted phrase SOS.

Virginia

Rommel the Desert Daredevil Guides German Troops Tobruk

Blond blue eyed Erwin Rommel leads the Afrika Korps with flair and tactical genius. The article describes his front line leadership in Africa and Europe, his habit of planning after two hours of wine and rest, and his knack for avoiding capture while pursuing bold, risky maneuvers.

Rommel Daredevil Tobruk Wide World Erwin Rommel Afrika Corps Hitler Africa Australia Poland France Dansig Cimolais Bujont Gorge Ford Sdi Piagre Roromeél Low Countries

Daily Quiz: Various History and General Knowledge Questions

A reader quiz lists multiple choice style questions on military ranks U S history England home guard volunteer responses newspaper circulation 1941 trends air pressure effects on buoyancy Jefferson Davis West Point Fulton steamboat Mexican jumping beans moth or larva movement M V P in football quasi war dates 1754 1798 or 1818 with mixed prompts.

Chm Pau U. S England United States Jefferson Davis West Points Robert Fulton National Foothall League Hic U France

Youngest Barringer graduates from Erie Academy high school

Erie June 1. Among the seniors of Academy high school to receive diplomas Saturday night will be 14 year old Theodore Barringer son of Mr and Mrs William Barringer 1129 Best 20th street the youngest boy ever to be graduated from that school His mother Nellie Barringer proved the way for early graduation When only thirteen years of age she was graduated from the Salamanca N Y high school Young Barringer measures six feet one inch in height as does his mother

Salamanca Barringer

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